Table 1. Characteristics of respondents.
Physicians (n = 229) | Nurses (n = 421) | Total (n = 650) | |
Age, median [interquartile range]*** | 32 [28 to 38] | 27 [24 to 30] | 28 [25 to 33] |
Male sex*** | 56.8% (130) | 5.7% (24) | 23.7% (154) |
Married*** | 76.0% (174) | 44.2% (186) | 55.4% (360) |
Living status*** | |||
With parents | 24.0% (55) | 31.1% (131) | 28.6% (186) |
With children | 35.8% (82) | 12.8% (54) | 20.9% (136) |
With spouse only | 20.1% (46) | 21.4% (90) | 20.9% (136) |
Alone | 20.1% (46) | 34.7% (146) | 26.5% (172) |
Vaccination for seasonal influenza | 4.4% (10) | 5.5% (23) | 5.1% (33) |
Vaccination for 2009 H1N1 influenza* | 47.6% (109) | 56.1% (236) | 53.1% (345) |
I have finished the pandemic training program* | 93.9% (215) | 88.1% (371) | 90.2% (586) |
I have finished the pandemic training program before I cared for H1N1 patients | 56.8% (130) | 55.6% (234) | 56.0% (364) |
p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001, physicians versus nurses.